Project CLI Commands

This contains list of useful CLI commands that can be used on the project.

DOTNET CLI COMMON COMMANDS:

• dotnet new webapi -n name = Create new .NET project.
• dotnet add <PROJECT_DESTINATION> reference <PROJECT_SOURCE> = Add reference project to current project.
• dotnet watch run = Run dotnet project.
• dotnet ef migrations add <MIGRATION_NAME> -c <DB_CONTEXT_NAME> -s ..\ReserbizAPP.API = Specify specific db context if have multiple dbContext in the project.
• dotnet ef database update = Update db based on the latest migration.
• dotnet ef database update -c <DB_CONTEXT_NAME> -s <MAIN_PROJECT> = database update for specific db context if has multiple context db on project.
• dotnet ef database update <MIGRATION_NAME> -c <DB_ONTEXT_NAME> -s <MAIN_PROJECT> = rollback db to a specific migration.
• dotnet ef migrations remove -c <DB_CONTEXT_NAME> = Remove latest migration. Specify specific db context if have multiple dbContext in the project.
• dotnet publish -o D:/Websites/RESERBIZ_WEB_API = publish command to specific path.
• dotnet test - Run test project.
• dotnet ef --version - check dotnet tool version.
• dotnet tool update --global dotnet-ef - Update dotnet tool version.
• dotnet run --environment "<Development | Production>" = Run project with specified environment.

NATIVESCRIPT CLI COMMANDS:

• ns debug = Run the application on debug mode
• ns debug --compileSdk = Run the application on debug mode and on a specifici SDK Version.
• ns clean = Clean project application.
• ns build android --release --key-store-path --key-store-password --key-store-alias --key-store-alias-password = Build a release apk for the application.
• ns test = Run unit tests.
• ns run --env.production = Run application using production environment.
• ns build --env.production = Build the application using the production environment

ANGULAR CLI COMMANDS:

• ng serve = Run the application.
• ng build --configuration production = build project file in prod mode.

DOCKER CLI COMMANDS:

• docker build -t <DOCKER_IMAGE_NAME> . = This generates a docker image based on the content Dockerfile. Specifying Docker image name is recommended.
• docker build -f <PATH_OF_THE_DOCKER_FILE> -t <DOCKER_IMAGE_NAME> . - This is a variety of docker build command that should be run on the solution file directory level so any external class library that are referenced the the project will be included.
• docker run -d -p <INTERNAL_EXPOSED_PORT>:<EXTERNAL_HOST_PORT> --name - This creates an instance of a container for the docker image specified.
• docker stop <DOCKER_CONTAINER_NAME> - Stops the container from running.
• docker cp 'local\file\path' <CONTAINER_NAME>:/file/path/inside/container = Copy file from host to container.
• docker <CONTAINER_NAME> rm -rf /file/path/inside/container = Removes specific file inside container.
• docker-compose --file <DOCKER_COMPOSE_FILE_PATH> up = Create and start containers from specific docker compose file.
• docker-compose stop = Stop and remove resources.
• docker-compose --help = List all available commands.
• docker system prune = performs a prune on containers, images and a few other less-storage-hungry components within Docker.
• Optimize-VHD -Path C:\Users\roi\AppData\Local\Docker\wsl\data\ext4.vhdx -Mode Full = Optimize virtual hard disk (ext4.vhdx) where docker files are stored.